Host of four charming cottages on the picturesque Isle of Wight, UK. Austin is available around the clock and will promptly respond to any messages. In the rare event that he is unavailable and immediate assistance is needed, please refer to the alternative contact details provided in the linked cottage instructions provided at the time of your booking.

The Lookout offers a charming retreat - a meticulously restored 19th-century outbuilding nestled in the picturesque rural landscape of West Wight. Dating back to 1859, this building originally served as a coastguard 'lookout' for smuggling activities. Restored and converted, it now stands as a fully equipped and thoughtfully designed compact cottage, providing an idyllic escape for weekend getaways or extended stays. A cozy compact cottage (tiny home!) - full bathroom, kitchenette and living room, with 24/7 hot water and underfloor heating. Recommended for two people, but can sleep up to four people if you want to squeeze. For sleeping either a deluxe double sofa bed is available in the living room or two ladder access single bunks above the kitchen (please see photos as these bunks are up high!). More details of the three rooms: 1) Main Room: Kitchenette - sink/stove/fridge/counter/toaster/kettle/table for two Bunks - two single bunks high above, accessed by ladder, great for kids! 2) Bathroom: Spacious bathroom with toilet/sink/shower 3) Living room: Deluxe double sofa bed or sofa with open fireplace

Totland, located on the enchanting Isle of Wight, is a coastal village that combines natural beauty with a charming community atmosphere. Positioned on the western end of the island, Totland offers residents and visitors stunning vistas of the Solent and the iconic Needles. The village boasts a relaxed and welcoming ambiance, with a mix of traditional cottages, modern residences, and quaint shops lining its streets. Totland Bay, a picturesque sandy beach, provides a serene setting for seaside walks and family picnics, while the rugged cliffs and views of the Needles add a touch of drama to the landscape. A highlight of Totland is its proximity to the Totland Pier, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking sunsets and panoramic views of the English Channel. The pier also serves as a popular spot for fishing and leisurely strolls. For those seeking outdoor adventures, Totland offers access to scenic coastal paths, including the Western Yar Trail, which winds through the countryside and along the coast. The village is surrounded by natural wonders, such as Headon Warren, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), providing opportunities for bird watching and enjoying the island's diverse flora and fauna. In Totland, you'll find a selection of charming cafes, local pubs, and shops, creating a friendly community vibe. Whether you're exploring the coastline, enjoying outdoor activities, or simply savoring the village charm, Totland on the Isle of Wight offers a delightful blend of coastal living and natural beauty.